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13 July 2026 The Journey to Jerusalem and Parables of Grace: Gospel of Luke 9–19 Technical Thursday

from Radio Pulpit · host Rocky Stevenson

: The Journey to Jerusalem and Parables of Grace: Gospel of Luke 9–19 Exposition The middle section of the Gospel of Luke contains one of the most famous narrative sequences in all of Holy Scripture: the long, resolute travel narrative toward Jerusalem. In this second session of our three-part Luke overview for Technical Thursday with Rocky Stevenson Pastor of Benoni Bible Church, we explore Luke | 9:51 through Luke | 19:27, tracing Christ's unwavering commitment to accomplish His redemptive mission at the cross. Our exposition examines the demanding cost of discipleship along the road, alongside Luke’s rich collection of kingdom parables. We analyse the radical neighbour-love of the Good Samaritan in Luke | 10:25–37, the boundless seeking grace of God in the parables of the Lost Sheep, Lost Coin, and Prodigal Son in Luke | 15:1–32, and the contrast between self-righteous religion and humble repentance in the Pharisee and Tax Collector of Luke | 18:9–14. The session reaches its crescendo with the transformative conversion of Zacchaeus, highlighting Luke's central thesis in Luke | 19:10: that the Son of Man came to seek and to save that which was lost. We invite you to listen to this structured expository message and reflect on the cost and glory of following King Jesus. #GospelOfLuke #Luke9 #Luke15 #Luke1910 #SonOfMan #ProdigalSon #GoodSamaritan #ExpositoryPreaching #LegacyStandardBible #TechnicaThursday #RadioPulpit #ParablesOfJesus #GospelGrace

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